My love for thou is inextinguishable and my love professed on the balcony remains forever undying. The moment I laid eyes on thou, I knew that thy love blossoming through thou chest was the truth, as true as the court room's verdict. Our light will be extinguished by the shadow of our conflicting families. Even though when I learned thou art Capulet, I did not relinquish thy grip on thy hook. But the shadow cast by the Capulets and the Montagues is too strong, it is an inevitable loss. Perhaps maybe in a different time, when thou families did not converge in hatred, our immortal love would have expanded to the ends of the world, it would have been us. But thy fate has taken a different turn with us, and we cannot let our families know about our love. My love, for now, we must separate. When thou families have stopped their drums of war, then we shall meet once more. If thou families continue drumming, we will run, run away, and live our life, together as blade and hilt. My love, I do this for the better of us both, best wait, and live out the rest of our life together, than risk it, and risk losing the rest of our time spent together. I say fare thee for now, lovely maiden, and I shall see thou soon. Wait for me, my lady, wait for me, and our dreams shall come true.
Forever yours, and with all love for thee,
Romeo
Rubric-
Spelling/Grammar
-1 Has more than 3 mistakes in the text.
2- Has a maximum of 3 mistakes in the text.
Relevance
1- Partially related to the task they chose but branches off into something different.
2- The text relates to the task they chose and it is obvious to the reader.
Punctuation
1- There is less than 5 mistakes in this essay.
2- There is less than 3 mistakes in this essay.
Content
1- The text is written in modern day language with little reference to the play's style.
2- The content of the text is written (or attempted) in the Romeo and Juliet language style.
Creativity
1- The text is somewhat creative but overall, normal.
2- The text is eloquent, nicely written and gives off the WOW factor.
Comic Strip-
Letter to Juliet
Dearest Juliet,
My love for thou is inextinguishable and my love professed on the balcony remains forever undying. The moment I laid eyes on thou, I knew that thy love blossoming through thou chest was the truth, as true as the court room's verdict. Our light will be extinguished by the shadow of our conflicting families. Even though when I learned thou art Capulet, I did not relinquish thy grip on thy hook. But the shadow cast by the Capulets and the Montagues is too strong, it is an inevitable loss. Perhaps maybe in a different time, when thou families did not converge in hatred, our immortal love would have expanded to the ends of the world, it would have been us. But thy fate has taken a different turn with us, and we cannot let our families know about our love. My love, for now, we must separate. When thou families have stopped their drums of war, then we shall meet once more. If thou families continue drumming, we will run, run away, and live our life, together as blade and hilt. My love, I do this for the better of us both, best wait, and live out the rest of our life together, than risk it, and risk losing the rest of our time spent together. I say fare thee for now, lovely maiden, and I shall see thou soon. Wait for me, my lady, wait for me, and our dreams shall come true.
Forever yours, and with all love for thee,
Romeo
Rubric-
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